Questions 101-200 Flashcards
Which additive improves crispness in vegetables?
a- BHA
c- BHT
c- calcium
d- pectin
c- calcium
If implementing a program costs $3 for each patient and return is $6 per patient, the cost/benefit ratio is:
a- 1:2
b- 2:1
c- 1:1
d- 3:1
a- 1:2
The proper portion size of a dessert item is 1/3 cup. Which scoop should you use?
a- #12
b- #8
c- #16
d- #10
a- #12 (1/3 cup = 1/12th quart)
The human relations theory of management stresses:
a- task, structure, authority
b- employee needs
c- direct control by management
d- management needs
b- employee needs
What is the lowest acceptable holding temp while serving?
a- 120F
b- 140F
c- 160F
d- 180F
b- 140F (135 is lowest)
Which of the following would be used to analyze trayline accuracy?
a- Gantt chart
b- Process control chart
c- Cause and effect diagram
d- Break even analysis
b- Process control chart
Equipment purchases depend on:
a- the budget
b- what cooks want
c- menu
d- type of facility
c- menu
Quality standards for fruits assure you of:
a- wholesomeness
b- specifications of minimum quality characteristics
c- safety from pesticides and residues
d- good taste
b- specifications of minimum quality characteristics
Productivity is measured by:
a- number of portions served per hour
b- number of employees working each day
c- number of food deliveries
d- inventory
a- number of portions served per hour
What is a formal study to verify that documentation and processes have been followed?
a- audit
b- quality assurance program
c- verification study
d- statistical analysis
a- audit
Unions usually advance employees based on:
a- age
b- skill
c- merit
d- seniority
d- seniority
A hospital administrator would be most concerned with:
a- increase in number of elderly admissions
b- increasing growth of outpatient services
c- increase in patient length of stay
d- increase in diabetic admissions
c- increase in patient length of stay
Spaghetti sauce prepared on Monday is to be served on Wednesday. What should you recommend to the cook?
a- cool the sauce and store in a deep pan
b- store the sauce in a shallow pan in the refrigerator
c- store the sauce in a deep pan in the refrigerator quickly
d- cool completely on the counter, then refrigerate
b- store the sauce in a shallow pan in the refrigerator
Theory Z is based on the following premise:
a- workers accept responsibility
b- self-direction and control and emphasized
c- task, structure, and authority
d- mutual worker-employee loyalty
d- mutual worker-employee loyalty
Which group is responsible for nutrition labeling?
a- USDA
b- US Dept of Commerce
c- FDA
d- UPI
c- FDA
Freezing will:
a- inhibit bacterial growth
b- destroy toxins
c- destroy bacteria
d- destroy enzymes
a- inhibit bacterial growth
What method is used when you log in and out movement from the storeroom?
a- perpetual inventory
b- mini mix inventory
c- physical inventory
d- stage three inventory
a- perpetual inventory
Which job would you not give to a Consultant Dietitian?
a- planning future goals
b- writing policies and procedures
c- providing staff in-service
d- supervision of dietary employees
d- supervision of dietary employees
Before adding new menu items:
a- give samples to a few patients and ask for comments
b- ask patients in writing if they would like the new items
c- have your managers decide which ones to offer
d- ask for employee comments on new suggestions
a- give samples to a few patients and ask for comments
The major function of management is:
a- forecasting
b- actuating
c- planning
d- organizing
c- planning
Previously cooked hazardous food must be reheated to an internal temp of 165F for fifteen seconds within:
a- 1 hour
b- 2 hours
c- 4 hours
d- 30 minutes
b- 2 hours (remember this)
The Ouchi Z Theory management theory states that:
a- decision making is a centralized function
b- committed employees can exercise self control
c- employee potential is only partially utilized
d- employee involvement is key to productivity
d- employee involvement is key to productivity
A Food Service Director uses a 4 month moveable average to determine how many chicken breasts are needed for August given the number served in April, May, June, July. How would they forecast the need for September?
a- add August and delete April
b- add August
c- Add August and delete July
d- look at last years September production tally
a- add August and delete April
An employee voted in by the union who works to settle grievances while on paid time is the:
a- mediator
b- arbitrator
c- conciliator
d- shop steward
d- shop steward
Which law sets the Minimum Wage?
a- Fair Labor Standards Act
b- National Labor Relations Act
c- Equal Opportunity Act
d- Labor Management Act
a- Fair Labor Standards Act
The span of control refers to the number of:
a- supervisors
b- PT employees
c- employees under direction of one person
d- staff positions
c- employees under direction of one person
The line type of organizational chart shows:
a- a direct flow of authority from top to bottom
b- authority flows from side to side
c- all advisory positions
d- informal relationships
a- a direct flow of authority from top to bottom
The employee turnover rate refers to:
a- total replacement employees divided by average workforce
b- % of turnover rate divided by number of replacements
c- employees terminated and replaced divided by total positions
d- total positions divided by number of PT employees
c- employees terminated and replaced divided by total positions
Which is the best way to maximize meat storage?
a- cut meat into small pieces
b- store in oxygen in packages
c- vacuum packed in oxygen impermeable film
d- pack it in oxygen permeable film
c- vacuum packed in oxygen impermeable film
Adulterated food is regulated by:
a- HHS
b- FDA under Food Drug Cosmetic Act
c- Dept of Commerce
d- USDA
b- FDA under Food Drug Cosmetic Act
An employee evaluation should be given:
a- in a quiet place with privacy
b- in Diet Office
c- at end of day
d- at beginning of day
a- in a quiet place with privacy
A viscosimeter measures:
a- temperature
b- pH
c- stability
d- consistency
d- consistency
Approximately how many patient trays per minute must a centralized tray assembly unit produce in order to serve 400 patients during 90 minutes?
a- 3
b- 3.5
c- 4
d- 4.5
d- 4.5 (400/90)
How do you convince administration that a former nutrition program should be reinstated?
a- show that 95% of patients enjoyed it
b- show that 85% of those who attended came to all sessions
c- show that 75% of those who attended had fewer hospital stays
d- show that only 10% felt it was not worthwhile
c- show that 75% of those who attended had fewer hospital stays
Costs which are proportionately responsive to changes in volume are:
a- variable
b- sink
c- hidden
d- fixed
a- variable
The width of a main kitchen aisle should be:
a- 24’
b- 36’
c- 48’
d- 60’
d- 60’
Why are mono and diglycerides added to the shortening used in cakes?
a- increase spreadability
b- thickeners
c- emulsifiers
d- coloring agents
c- emulsifiers
How wide should an aisle be for two people with a mobile cart to move through?
a- 40’
b- 50’
c- 60’
d- 72’
b- 50’
Which process results in creative, prioritized decision making?
a- focus group
b- Delphi technique
c- nominal group technique
d- operational analysis
c- nominal group technique
If you are working on a cost benefit analysis you would:
a- record number of patient complaints
b- record number of hours the dietitian spent providing education
c- record number of patients who were satisfied with education provided
d- keep record of all who failed to attend
b- record number of hours the dietitian spent providing education